Is biglaw lit worth it, considering you work on really shitty cases? Forum
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lawposeidon
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DildaMan
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Re: Is biglaw lit worth it, considering you work on really shitty cases?
Not all cases that biglaw handle are shitty. I've been fortunate enough to have been staffed on one or two pro bono matters every year. Then again, I spend more than 90% of my time fighting over curved corners.
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Re: Is biglaw lit worth it, considering you work on really shitty cases?
Is IP really that easy? Are all the issues curved corner level of intellectual rigor? I want to switch but everyone in IP comes from an intense science background. Not sure I could keep up.DildaMan wrote:Not all cases that biglaw handle are shitty. I've been fortunate enough to have been staffed on one or two pro bono matters every year. Then again, I spend more than 90% of my time fighting over curved corners.
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DildaMan
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Re: Is biglaw lit worth it, considering you work on really shitty cases?
No, I am being facetious. However in my experience, design patents are usually not very complex. Utility patents vary in complexity depending on the subject matter.
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